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My mother’s worn Bible

None of the adults explained death or suffering to us. Neither western Christians (specifically evangelicals) nor East Asians are well equipped to handle grief, let alone walk children through it. All I could think was, where was God to let a child my age die?
My mother’s worn Bible
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